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26 March 2019 Achieving diffraction-limited performance on the Berkeley MET5
Ryan Miyakawa, Chris Anderson, Wenhua Zhu, Geoff Gaines, Jeff Gamsby, Carl Cork, Gideon Jones, Michael Dickenson, Seno Rekawa, Weilun Chao, Sharon Oh, Patrick Naulleau
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Abstract
The Berkeley MET5, funded by EUREKA, is a 0.5-NA EUV projection lithography tool located at the Advanced Light Source at Berkeley National Lab. Wavefront measurements of the MET5 optic have been performed using a custom in- situ lateral shearing interferometer suitable for high-NA interferometry. In this paper, we report on the most recent characterization of the MET5 optic demonstrating an RMS wavefront 0.31 nm, and discuss the specialized mask patterns, gratings, and illumination geometries that were employed to accommodate the many challenges associated with high-NA EUV interferometry.
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Ryan Miyakawa, Chris Anderson, Wenhua Zhu, Geoff Gaines, Jeff Gamsby, Carl Cork, Gideon Jones, Michael Dickenson, Seno Rekawa, Weilun Chao, Sharon Oh, and Patrick Naulleau "Achieving diffraction-limited performance on the Berkeley MET5", Proc. SPIE 10957, Extreme Ultraviolet (EUV) Lithography X, 109571X (26 March 2019); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2516384
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KEYWORDS
Wavefronts

Diffraction gratings

Interferometry

Optical alignment

Shearing interferometers

Diffraction

Optical design

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